Why Neil Young hates MP3s -- and what you can do about it - Wired.co.uk

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Why Neil Young hates MP3s -- and what you can do about it Wired.co.uk Young is giving a popular voice to a problem that audiophiles, recording artists and even careful listeners have long felt - that the MP3s in your iTunes library don't do the original recordings justice. They're not as good as the CD version, ... Why Neil Young Wants an Alternative to MP3sInfopackets Steve Jobs and Neil Young were rockin' in the free worldTG Daily all 83 news articles »

Free Streaming Of Massive American Folk Music Library Tells The Story Of The Genre - PSFK

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Free Streaming Of Massive American Folk Music Library Tells The Story Of The Genre PSFK ... unveil a website of his recordings, the Global Jukebox, allowing visitors to listen for free. While some of this music has been licensed for previous compilations, most is unheard. The association also plans to sell MP3s and CDs through the site. Alan Lomax's Music Archive to Hit the WebPaste Magazine all 26 news articles »

Live4ever's New Tunes Guide feat. Tennis, Jenny Gillespie & more! - Live4ever

Live4ever's New Tunes Guide feat. Tennis, Jenny Gillespie & more! Live4ever By Live4ever Looking for some free new music to tide you over this weekend? Well you're in the right place with the Live4ever Ezine's New Tunes guide. We've sorted through our packed inbox over the last seven days to offer up the best in mp3s, ...

Gig Alert: Joe Henry - WNYC

WNYC	Gig Alert: Joe Henry WNYC By Monika Fabian Every weekday, we're offering free mp3s from artists playing in the NYC area that night. Download the song, and if you like what you hear, click the tickets link to see the show. Approaching his third decade in music, ... and more »

The urge to purge: To free up space in homes, some turn to digital copies - Daily Comet

The urge to purge: To free up space in homes, some turn to digital copies Daily Comet Sales of electronic books last year surpassed sales of printed books, and sales of digital music on services such as iTunes and Amazon MP3 topped CDs and vinyl for the first time, taking 50.3 percent of the market in 2011, according to a Nielsen and ... and more »